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For Web Developers Introducing Pixelnet Logins API docs: https://pixelnet.flarum.cloud/p/developers
Plans on expanding Pixelnet to more topics Pixelnet will get expanded to more topics as it grows, so Pixelnet won’t be centric to 1 topic in the future!
Love to all of the bNoise creators.
Screenshots:
Most developer CDNs stop at JavaScript. E.CDN is meant to be a simple, versioned “app-store CDN” for *more than JS*, including:
* *JS libraries* (e.g., jQuery versions side-by-side) * *Scripts that can run in the terminal from a site without downloads.*
Everything is served with predictable, versioned paths so you can pin exactly what you want.
I also built *Essential Jaws (ejaws)*: a tiny runner that lets you stream a script from the web and execute it immediately from one terminal session (no saving an installer script to disk first).
*Examples*
JS Libs:
```html <script src="https://essentialcdn.fluidity.workers.dev/jquery/3.7.1/jquery.min.js"></script> <script src="https://essentialcdn.fluidity.workers.dev/jquery/4.0.0/jquery.min.js"></script> ```
Essential Jaws 1:
```powershell # Windows (recommended): stream and run ejaws iwr -useb https://essentialcdn.fluidity.workers.dev/ejaws/1.0.0/ejaws.... | iex ```
Repo / docs:
```text https://gitlab.com/kryptonitewing/essential.cdn ```
It’s beta, so I’d love feedback on: URL conventions, what packages/tools to add next, and what would make you trust a “stream-to-run” workflow more (checksums, signatures, pinned tags, etc.).
The issue was that Netlify, the hosting service, blocked the platform due to the free domain
Netlify's free tier used to not have credits, but then they added it, and it makes the platform less accessible to users
Users wouldn't like if they saw the site was deleted,
This means more users leaving, and less users using StudioArt Why this is bad
StudioArt is a popular photo sharing platform, and if Netlify blocks it, it will be less accessible to users What we are doing about it
GitHub Pages is a free hosting service that we are using to host StudioArt now
Open sourcing StudioArt will allow anyone to contribute to the platform and make it better
StudioArt is now open sourced on GitHub, and anyone can contribute to the platform
We open sourced it due to issues with Netlify's free tier, and that GitHub Pages is free with open source projects.
```python import shlex, os, uuid, psutil, requests from ipaddress import ip_address from typing import Optional ```
*Globals* - `id = uuid.uuid4()` → session UUID - `uid = str(id)` → temp dir `./{uid}/` - `parts = psutil.disk_partitions()` - `usage = psutil.disk_usage("./")`
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### `run(cmd: str = "True")` Executes `cmd` in isolated `./{uid}/cache.sh`, auto-cleans. Uses `shlex.quote()` → injection-safe. ```python run("ls -la") ```
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### `getoutput(label: str = "True") -> str` Runs `label`, captures *stdout+stderr* → `output.txt`, returns stripped string. ```python getoutput("uname -a") # "Linux …" ```
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### `py(cmd: str)` Writes `cmd` to `cache.py`, runs via `python`. Prefer native Python. ```python py("print(42)") ```
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### `install(manager: str, pkg: str)` `sudo {manager} install {pkg}` – *needs passwordless sudo*. ```python install("apt", "vim") ```
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### `ip() -> ipaddress.ip_address` Public IP via `https://ifconfig.me`. ```python ip() # IPv4Address('203.0.113.42') ```
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*Lifecycle* 1. `mkdir ./uid/` 2. Write → exec → capture (if any) 3. `rm -rf ./uid/`
*Deps* `pip install psutil requests`
> *UUID-isolated, zero persistent state, sudo-aware.* Use responsibly. > by eotter-beep – Python 3.6+
Mercury VCS is a lightweight, beginner-friendly version control system with features Git doesn’t natively provide. It focuses on simplicity, workflow control, and commit rules enforcement for teams or solo developers. Features
Commit Rules Enforcement – Define rules for commit messages or file structures to maintain a clean and consistent repository.
Simplified Versioning – Create unique versions with new-ver and automatically prevent duplicates.
Beginner-Friendly CLI – Commands are easy to remember and use:
commit <file> – Save a file (or files) to Mercury.
commit-msg <message> – Add a commit message (supports spaces).
restart-branch <branch> – Restart a branch quickly.
list-ver – List all repository versions.
create-rules <message> – Create a commitrules.txt file.
new-ver <version> – Create a new Mercury version.
mercuryversion – Show Mercury VC version info.
Lightweight and Focused – Avoids Git complexity while still providing essential version control functionality.TelUI is a minimal Electron-based UI framework with reusable front-end primitives—colors, typography, layout, and micro-interactions—so you can prototype desktop UI ideas fast.
*GitHub:* [https://github.com/eotter-beep/telui](https://github.com/eotter-beep/telui)
## Features - Electron runner (`npm start`) for instant desktop previews - Tokenized CSS layers: `color.css`, `font.css`, `header.css`, `align.css` - Micro-interactions in `animation.css` (`.hover-fade`, `light`) - Google Fonts + optional `.arial` class - Drop-in icons (`icons/`) and warning component - Text color & background utilities (`color.css`)
## Quick Start
```bash git clone https://github.com/eotter-beep/telui.git cd telui npm install npm start ```
```html Example Usage
<link rel="stylesheet" href="font.css"> <link rel="stylesheet" href="color.css"> <link rel="stylesheet" href="header.css"> <link rel="stylesheet" href="animation.css"> <link rel="stylesheet" href="align.css">
<gentleblue> <header><h1>TelUI</h1></header> <p class="arial">Prototype copy</p> </gentleblue>
<center><button class="hover-fade funneldisplay">Hover me</button></center>
<warning><p>Something went wrong!</p></warning> <p class="greentext">Text in green</p> ```